NAMIBIA CONSIDERS REVIVING CLOUD SEEDING

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Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare said Namibia could consider reviving cloud-seeding experiments, but any decision would have to be guided by scientific evidence and environmental considerations.

NGURARE ASSURES COUNCILLORS ON OUTSTANDING LEAVE PAYMENTS

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Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare has assured current and former councillors affected by outstanding leave payments that the government is addressing the matter, stressing that it should be handled without political considerations.

FRANS INDONGO GROUP DONATES N$800,000 TRACTOR

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The Frans Indongo Group has donated a tractor worth N$800,000 to the Ukwangali Traditional Authority.

The tractor will be used to assist the community in agricultural production and strengthening food security.

STATE OF JUSTICE CONFERENCE CALLS FOR ACTION

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The just-ended State of Justice Conference 2026 has sent a strong call for unity and practical action. 

The conference focused on strengthening justice in Namibia by building an efficient, accessible and trusted justice sector. 

NGURARE URGES CHURCH TO SUPPORT NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

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Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare has called on the church to act as a moral compass and strategic partner in national development.

Dr Ngurare was speaking during the Inner City Lutheran Congregation's 35-year celebration.

NGURARE SAYS NAMIBIA RETAINS CONTROL OF WATER RESOURCES

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Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare has stressed that Namibia will remain in control of how its water resources are assessed, extracted and used, amid the involvement of Chinese experts in the country’s groundwater programme.

STRONG GOVERNMENT RELIES ON PEOPLE - PM NGURARE

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The strength of government depends on the people who serve it. This was the message from Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare at the government's Human Resource Conference for public servants and members of the Public Service Commission.

NGURARE PAYS TRIBUTE TO LATE NBC VETERAN

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"Academia will not be the same without Mwanyangapo, and NBC will never be the same without him. But he has left footprints for us to follow."
Those were the words of Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare as he paid tribute to the late NBC veteran Lameck Mwanyangapo.